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    Students take imagination to state

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    By Libby Daniels on February 29, 2016 News Briefs

    In a world where hippos dance and cell phones walk, who knows what could happen? That was the scene at the latest Destination Imagination tournament held at Bryan Adams High School. Of course, the hippos weren’t real and neither were the cell phones, but the imagination was off the chain.

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    Nearly 200 teams from across the district gathered to compete during a day when it paid for students to let their imaginations run wild. Teams presented projects, which they’ve spent the last six months perfecting, complete with props, costumes, and scenery.

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    Fourteen teams advanced and will now take their projects to the Destination Imagination state competition April 1-2 in Anna, Texas. Those teams are:

    Henry W. Longfellow Career Exploration Academy (High Tech Jukebox and Nightmare Before the Cucuy (N.B.C.)

    School for the Talented and Gifted at Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Center (Window Breakers, Alpha Fire Wolf SKAd)

    Adelfa Callejo Elementary (Super Nerdy Cupcakes)

    Bryan Adams High School (Tacos and Dog; Superior Nobility)

    Seagoville North Elementary (Seagoville Detectives)

    William Lipscomb Elementary (SharkDmonkles)

    Felix G. Botello Elementary (The Aztec Guardians)

    William B. Travis Academy (The Awkward Silence)

    Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts (The Tunas)

    William Cabell Elementary (Cabell Chargers)

    Harry Stone Montessori Academy (Don’t Get Excited, We Procrastinated!)

    John H. Reagan Elementary (John H. Reagan)

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